Farm Group Leader Says More Revenue Needed To Relieve High Property Taxes

A coalition of Nebraska agriculture groups as well as the legislator’s Revenue Committee is trying to come up with a…

RFA President Says ABFA Court Dismissal Won’t Hurt RFA’s Litigation

This week a federal court dismissed one of several lawsuits challenging the Environmental Protection Agency’s granting of small refinery waivers.…

SD Congressman Dusty Johnson Travels to Israel

South Dakota Congressman Dusty Johnson spent several days in Israel last week on a trip paid for by a Jewish youth education group.

South Dakota Voters Could Decide Two Marijuana Ballot Issues

South Dakota voters may have a chance to decide on a couple of marijuana related issues next November.

Putting Restrictions on Facebook

Some Members of Congress are calling on Facebook to better patrol the political ads posted there for facts and accuracy.

Congress Deadlocked on Prescription Drug Price Rollbacks

An effort to limit prescription drug price increases has hit some political walls in Washington.

Names Released in Dewey County Fatal Crash

A 61-year-old Mission, S.D. man has been identified as the person who died Saturday night in a two-vehicle crash west of Ridgeview.

Standardized Test Stress

During a presentation of standardized test scores in elementary schools to the Yankton School Board this week, several administrators complained about the testing and the results.

USD Women Stay Unbeaten

South Dakota junior guard Monica Arens banked in a regulation buzzer-beater to keep the Coyotes undefeated season alive, sending Wednesday night’s game against Drake to overtime.

SDSU Adds Cagers

Letter of Intent signing day brought additions to both the South Dakota State University men’s and women’s basketball teams.